The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed a Loan Agreement (L/A) with the Government of the Republic of Indonesia for the “Patimbang Port Development Project (Phase II)” in Jakarta on May 20, 2012, for a total amount of 70,195 million yen.
This project aims to strengthen the logistics function of the metropolitan area by constructing a new port (automobile terminal, container terminal, etc.) in Patimbang in the eastern part of the Jakarta metropolitan area, thereby contributing to further economic growth through improving the investment environment in Indonesia and contributing to SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) Goal 8 (Sustainable and Inclusive Economic Growth) and Goal 9 (Building Strong Infrastructure). Sustainable, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth) and Goal 9 (building resilient infrastructure) of the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). This project is a follow-up to the Patimbang Port Development Project (Phase I), for which the L/A was signed in November 2017, and will expand the automobile terminal and container terminal constructed in the Phase I project.
The Japanese technology utilization condition (STEP) will be applied to the yen loan for this project, and Japanese construction technologies for quay wall/seawall construction, reclamation, ground improvement, etc., which are superior in terms of shortening the construction period for prompt implementation of the project and reclamation construction in soft ground, will be utilized.
Details of the project are as follows
Amount and terms of loan
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